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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
4
Five men pled guilty to violating seining laws before Justice of the Peace H W Strick ler Wednesday morning. One fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling 89 75, four fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 24 75 each. Arrests were made on the lower Lavaca River Tuesday night by Lester Giese, deputy game warden.
In a tense fraternity house scene, Jim Hanvey accuses Mike Carmicine of killing Pat Thayer after Thayer threatened him. Carmicine confesses after a fingerprint trap proves his guilt, while Ivy Welch helps the detective recover a ring Thayer stole. The case closes as Carmicine is taken away and the team plans to search Carmicine’s belongings for Ivy’s ring.
Mr and Mrs H B Crosby and their daughters have returned to Wilson following a visit with Mr and Mrs Li Trautwzein.
The Thursday 42 Club entertained 42 players with a Japan motif featuring lanterns bells and umbrellas in yellow and green. Zinnias decorated the reception suite as guests including Mr and Mrs E Pietsch Mrs Gus Jaroszewski of San Antonio Mrs E Jungerman and Miss Myrtle Koch of Hallettsville enjoyed a dainty collation. High score went to Mr and Mrs Fred Krause while Mrs Juengerman won a prize and Mr E J Pohler had the low. Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp to host July 13 at 3 o'clock. Mr and Mrs William
Mrs Vance Percy hosted a six table bridge party last Friday with the Ace of Clubs among the attendees and four more tables of players. Giant zinnias provided a colorful backdrop while prizes were awarded to Mrs W L Garbade for club, Miss Mary Koncaba for guest, and Mrs Frank Korbel. Refreshments included sandwiches, ice cream, cake and iced tea with out of town guests Miss Myrtle Alice Koch of Hallettsville and Mrs Roy A Jones of San Antonio.
Mrs Roy A Jones of San Antonio honored at a Wednesday afternoon bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Frank Korbel. Mrs E A Busch won high score, Miss Alice Pohler cut prize, Mrs Vance Percy low. Mrs Jones received a guest prize as sandwiches cake and lemonade refreshed the players.
Five tables of bridge players met Thursday afternoon at the suburban home of Mrs J J Schultz to honor her sister in law Mrs Roscoe Canon of Pachuca Mexico. Mrs Victor Stindt won the high trophy while Mrs Roscoe Canon took a cut prize. Out of town guests included Mrs J B Ganter Galveston Mrs Lee Kaweett Yoakum Mrs W L Russell Houston Mrs Roy Jones San Antonio and Miss Myrtle Koch Hallettsville.
Mr and Mrs Gus Wolters arrived home Saturday night after a trip to the Century of Progress. They spent days in Peoria Illinois with Mrs Wolters sister and family. Gussie notes three million had passed through the gates upon entry. The party that completes each million receives a pass for the fair.
Ad promises weight loss for women using Kruschen salts with hot water each morning before breakfast for 30 days. It urges cutting pastry fatty meats and potatoes while weighing weekly to track pounds shed. The dose is half a teaspoon daily. a four week bottle costs about five shillings.
A 1929 Model A Ford Coupe offered by Smith Motor Company Gonzales Texas. The car is reconditioned with upholstery like new and a reliable motor. Terms available under GMAC. A separate note reports a baby boy Le Roy born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schroeder Jr. of Wied section weighing 9% pounds last week.
Since the initial report authorities confirm the newborn daughter in the Ban nert household is named Laverte. The June update notes clarify the naming choice and family status.
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